Posts tagged NCAA
Shooting College Recruiting Videos

Since I started shooting college recruiting videos, I have learned a lot by trial and error but also by running into frustrating stumbling blocks. I can address issues many ways, often with personal sensibility and technical skills, but I need to keep a few rules in mind. Adhering to certain principles and remaining flexible has allowed me to be more creative in my approach to shooting a video for prospective student athletes.

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Slimane HallaliReel Hawks Studiocollege, recruiting, shooting, filming, video, preparation, white balance, framing, composition, HD, frame rate, photography, exposure, sensitivity, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, interview, editing, scholarship, NCAAComment
Scoring an Athletic Scholarship

Getting an athletic scholarship is not easy but very much in the realm of possibilities if you have what it takes. In the end, getting a college degree is what matters. An athletic scholarship is one way to help finance education.

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Slimane HallaliReel Hawks Studioathlete, college, university, varsity, scholarship, NCAA, NAIA, Reel Hawks Studio, University of Georgia, Idaho State University, Richard Tardits, Le Sack, NJCAA, costs, education, inflation, limits, head-count, equivalency, academics, athletics, personality, student-athleteComment
My American Dream

I am a videographer and photographer who has dabbled in stock media. Raised in France, I realized my own version of the American dream in the early 90s and have made a living in the Seattle area. I would like to share my story because I want to give back what has been given to me: the opportunity for the dream of an education as a student athlete.

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Slimane HallaliReel Hawks Studioathlete, college, university, varsity, scholarship, NCAA, Stacy Dragila, Philippe Labro, Reel Hawks Studio, University of Georgia, Idaho State University, Richard Tardits, Le Sack, student-athleteComment